BoG to intensify public education on authenticating new Heritage Series banknotes

Reported by MyJoyOnline · 2 hours ago · Karen Tei

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The Bank of Ghana (BoG) will intensify public education on how to authenticate its new Heritage Series banknotes when they are introduced into circulation, the Director of the Currency Management Department, Dr Dominic Owusu, has announced.

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